Norwegian Maritime CleanTech has launched a new initiative to support the green transition in the maritime sector.
Canada has greenlighted a project aiming to build a dock to supply trans-oceanic vessels with LNG at the Port of Vancouver.
The Danish Energy Agency has given its permission for a natural gas pipeline that will connect two islands with the rest of the Danish gas network to be put into operation. Danish network owners Energinet and Evida want to establish an approximately 115-kilometer-long gas pipeline from Everdrup on Z
Aker BP has received the all-clear from Norway’s authorities to use one of Odfjell Drilling’s semi-submersible rigs for operations in the North Sea.
ExxonMobil is expected to work side by side with Fulcrum LNG as the Guyanese government continues to push the envelope to ensure gas development will become a top priority.
20 major electrolyzer manufacturers, including Nel Hydrogen, Siemens Energy and thyssenkrupp nucera, have signed a letter calling on the European Commission President nominee Ursula Von der Leyen to ensure a level playing field and require more “made in Europe” standards for the industry.
EnEarth, a subsidiary of the London-based oil and gas company Energean, has submitted a formal application to the Hellenic Hydrocarbons and Energy Resources Management Company (EDEYEP) for a CO2 storage license in Greece. The application seeks to obtain approval for the suitability as a CO2 storage
The Swedish government has decided to go ahead with introducing a scrubber ban within the country’s waters.
Aker BP and Equinor have completed drilling operations in the Barents Sea, which was recently expanded with new acreage in APA 2024.
Plug Power, which began commercial operation of its electrolytic hydrogen facility in Georgia earlier in 2024, intends to recognize the benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA) Section 45V Credit for the Production of Clean Hydrogen (PTC) in its forthcoming quarterly financial reports.
Transport Canada has taken action to address the environmental impacts of marine shipping by implementing a ban on heavy fuel oil (HFO) use by vessels in the Arctic.
The final push toward withdrawal the EU has taken to severe its Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) ties in a year is perceived as the right path to unleashing its green agenda.
Co-location conflicts between oil and gas projects, offshore wind farm developments, and carbon capture and storage (CCS) undertakings have emerged as an issue in the United Kingdom (UK).
“There can be no transition without transmission,” Manos Manousakis, Chairman and CEO of Greek electricity grid operator Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO), said at the General Assembly of the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E), highlighting the i
